Yama Dwitiya, also known as Bhai Dooj, is a Hindu festival celebrated to strengthen the bond between brothers and sisters. It falls on the second day after Diwali and is marked by sisters applying a sacred tilak on their brothers' foreheads for protection. It is believed that Yama, the god of death, visited his sister Yami on this day and she offered him a welcome with tilak, sweets, and gifts.

On Yama Dwitiya, families come together to pray for the long life and prosperity of their loved ones. Sisters fast until they perform the tilak ceremony, which is followed by exchanging gifts and sweets. The festival is a symbol of the love and affection between siblings, and is a time to express gratitude for the support and care shown by brothers towards their sisters.

The webpage for Yama Dwitiya is filled with colorful images depicting sisters performing the tilak ceremony on their brothers, exchanging gifts, and celebrating the festival with joy and happiness. These images capture the essence of the festival and convey the spirit of togetherness and love that defines Yama Dwitiya. Visit our webpage to learn more about the traditions and significance of this beautiful festival.